^^ Which of the following is not a measure of central tendency

@@Range√

@@ Geometric mean

@@ Median

@@ Mode

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following measures of central tendency is not affected by extreme values in the data
set?

@@ Mean √

@@ Median and Mode

@@ Mode

@@ Median

@@ None of the options

^^ The sum of deviations about the arithmetic mean is always equal to _____

@@ 0 √

@@ 1

@@ Mean

@@ Variance

@@ None of the options

^^ If the ages of some selected students offering STAT102 in 2015/2016 session are 16, 18, 15, 13, 13,
15, 18, 13, 20 and 14, the median is _____

@@ 15 √

@@ 20

@@ 18

@@ 14
@@ None of the options

^^ If the ages of some selected students offering STAT102 in 2015/2016 session are 16, 18, 15, 13, 13,
15, 18, 13, 20 and 14, the mode is _____

@@ 15

@@ 20

@@ 18

@@ 7

@@ None of the options √

^^ Which measure of central tendency takes into account the magnitude of scores?

@@ Median

@@ Mean √

@@ Mode

@@ Range

@@ Mean Deviation

^^ Which of the following measures is not affected by an extreme value in a data set?

@@ Variance

@@ Mean

@@ Mode √

@@ Median

@@ None of the options

^^ The number of minutes spent by 10 students for a test in the lab is: 31, 23, 21, 39, 34, 38, 34, 30, 35,
25. Find the mode.

@@ 34 √

@@ 36

@@ 25

@@ 31
@@ None of the options

^^ The number of minutes spent by 10 students for a test in the lab is: 31, 23, 21, 39, 34, 38, 34, 30, 35,
25. Find the median

@@ 32.5 √

@@ 34

@@ 38.5

@@ 39

@@ None of the options

^^ The Median is equal to _____ Quartile

@@ 0

@@ 1st

@@ 3rd

@@ 2nd √

@@ None of the options

^^ The harmonic mean of a series of values is defined as the reciprocal of the arithmetic mean of their
reciprocals

@@ True √

@@ False

^^ Let 10-14, 15-19 be class intervals. The lower class boundary of the class 15-19 is

@@ 16

@@ 14.5 √

@@ 19

@@ 14

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is not a measure of central tendency

@@ Mean deviation
@@ Mean

@@ Mode

@@ Median

@@ None of the options √

^^ Given a set of numbers 2, 5,3,3,9. The mode is

@@ 5

@@ 9

@@ 3 √

@@ 2

@@ None of the options

^^ Find the mode of the set of numbers 25,15,23,40,27,25,23,25,20,40

@@ 23

@@ 25 √

@@ 40

@@ 20

@@ None of the options

^^ _____ are data collected that have not been organized numerically

@@ Raw data √

@@ Frequency data

@@ Scattered data

@@ Tabulated data

@@ None of the options

^^ The value of the variable which divides data in to two equal parts is known as

@@ Mean

@@ Mode
@@ Median √

@@ Mean deviation

@@ None of the options

^^ The mode of 2, 5, 6, 2, 4 and 3 is 2. Why?

@@ Because it is an even number

@@ It is smaller among the observations

@@ It occurs most frequently √

@@ All of the options

@@ None of the options

^^ The mode of the following frequency distribution is

16

25

22

15
@@ 3

@@ 2

@@ 5

@@ 4 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The nth root of the product of given observations is referred to as

@@ Mean

@@ Harmonic mean

@@ Geometric mean √

@@ Mode

@@ None of the options

^^ The geometric mean of 3, 9 and 27 is

@@ 3

@@ 27

@@ 729

@@ 9 √

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of this is a measure of location?

@@ mean absolute deviation

@@ histogram

@@ harmonic mean √

@@ Ogive

^^ The median of a distribution can be obtained diagrammatically using

@@ cumulative frequency curve √

@@ bar chart

@@ pie chart

@@ histogram

^^ The middle value of a set of measurements when the measurements are arrange in order of
magnitude is the

@@ Geometric mean

@@ Median √

@@ Mode

@@ Relative frequency

^^ The mode of a distribution can be obtain diagrammatically using

@@ Cumulative frequency curve

@@ Bar chart

@@ Pie chart

@@ Histogram √

^^ The values obtained by some students in an experiment are given in the table below. Find the median
is

Values

11

12

13

14

15

16

No of students

9
18

16

@@ 13

@@ 15

@@ 17

@@ 13.5 √

^^ The values obtained by some students in an experiment are given in the table below, the mode is

Values

11

12

13

14

15

16

No of students

11

`11

15

4
@@ 11

@@ 16

@@ 14 √

@@ 15

^^ The value of a set of measurements with the highest frequency among the measurements is

@@ Range

@@ Mode √

@@ Frequency

@@ Frequency polygon

^^ The mode and median of a distribution can be obtained diagrammatically using ___ and ____
respectively

@@ Cumulative frequency curve and bar chart

@@ Bar chart and cumulative frequency curve

@@ Cumulative frequency curve and Ogive

@@ Histogram and Ogive √

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ Given that median = 20.6 and mode = 26, the mean is _____

@@ 17.9 √

@@ 9.8

@@ 13.5

@@ 14.20

@@ None of the options

^^ The mean of the weights of a group of 100 men and women is 160lb. If the number of men in the
group is 60 and the mean weight of the men is 180lb, what is the mean weight of the women?
@@ 125lb

@@ 130lb √

@@ 135lb

@@ 132lb

@@ 120lb

^^ If the ages of some selected students offering STAT102 in 2015/2016 session are 16, 18, 15, 13, 13,
15, 18, 13, 20 and 14, the arithmetic mean is _____

@@ 15.00

@@ 15.50 √

@@ 15.55

@@ 14.35

@@ None of the options

^^ If the ages of some selected students offering STAT102 in 2015/2016 session are 16, 18, 15, 13, 13,
15, 18, 13, 20 and 14, the geometric mean is _____

@@ 14.56

@@ 15.33 √

@@ 18.25

@@ 14.45

@@ None of the options

^^ Calculate the arithmetic mean of the following five sample measurement: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

@@ 5.5

@@ 6 √

@@ 8

@@ 10
@@ None of the options

^^ Find the mean of the set of numbers 2,3,5,8,7

@@ 6

@@ 4

@@ 7

@@ 5 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The median of prime numbers between 1 to 20 is

@@ 10

@@ 19

@@ 9 √

@@ 5

@@ None of the options

^^ The geometric mean of 4, 8, 16 is

@@ 6

@@ 7

@@ 9

@@ 8 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The arithmetic mean of 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 is

@@ 6

@@ 7

@@ 7.5 √

@@ 8
@@ None of the options

^^ The harmonic mean of a given observation 2, 4 and 5 is

@@ 3.6

@@ 3.26

@@ 3.16 √

@@ 3

@@ None of the options

^^ The interest paid on each of the three different sums of money yielding 3%, 4% and 5% simple
interest respectively. What is the harmonic mean yield per cent on the total sum invested?

@@ 3.2%

@@ 3.1%

@@ 3%

@@ 3.83% √

@@ None of the options

^^ If the sum of the reciprocal of 30 observations is 15, then the harmonic mean of these observations is

@@ 2

@@ 0.5

@@ 450

@@ 0.0667 √

^^ If the mean of the reciprocal of ten observations is 1.811, then the harmonic mean of these
observations is

@@ 18.11

@@ 5.5218 √

@@ 0.5522

@@ 0.1811

^^ If the product of 5 observations is 1.2, then the geometric mean of these observations is
@@ 2.4883

@@ 1.0371 √

@@ 6

@@ 6.8986

^^ If the geometric mean of 8 observations is 1.5, then the product of these observations is

@@ 5.33

@@ 12.00 √

@@ 22.63

@@ 25.63

^^ Given that what is the harmonic mean?

@@ 0.1505

@@ 0.2563

@@ 3.9010

@@ 6.6455 √

^^ Which of the following is not used in computing geometric mean

@@ i √

@@ ii

@@ iii

@@ i and ii

^^ The mean of 10 measurements was calculated to be 15. It was latter discovered that a measurement
was wrongly read as 19 instead of 14. Find the correct mean is

@@ 14.5 √

@@ 15

@@ 15.5
@@ None of the options

^^ The median of 20 measurements was calculated to be 40. It was latter discovered that a
measurement was wrongly read as 85 instead of 88, the correct median is

@@ 40

@@ 85

@@ 88

@@ None of the options √

^^ The modal age of 50 students was calculated to be 26. It was latter discovered that a student age was
wrongly read as 21 instead of 12, the correct mode is

@@ 21

@@ 12

@@ 16.5 √

@@ 26

^^ The mean mark of 30 students in STAT102 from faculty of Education was found to be 50 and the
mean mark of 70 students in the same course from faculty of Engineering was found to be 55. The
combine mean is

@@ 52.5

@@ 53.5

@@ 51.1

@@ None of the options √

^^ The harmonic mean of a set of observations 4, 8, 16 is

@@ 7.7564

@@ 6.853

@@ 5.3498

@@ 4.4841

@@ None of the options √

SECTION B: MEASURES OF DISPERSION

Moderate Questions

^^ Measures of dispersion is aimed at

@@ finding the extent of the spread of observation around a central value

@@ finding the closeness of observation around the mean

@@ locating a single value that will on the average be a representative of all other values @@ finding
the average

@@ All of the options √

^^ Which of the following measures become larger as the data become more dispersed?

@@ Mean and Median

@@ Median and Range √

@@ Mean, Variance and Standard Deviation

@@ Range, Variance and Standard Deviation

@@ None of the options

^^ The standard deviation is _____

@@ The square root of the variance

@@ A measure of variability

@@ An approximate indicator of how numbers vary from the mean

@@ Measure of spread

@@ All of the options √

^^ Which of the following is NOT a measure of variability?

@@ Median

@@ Variance

@@ Standard deviation

@@ Range √

@@ Mean deviation

^^ The difference between the largest and smallest observations in any given data set is referred to as
@@ Variance

@@ Inter-quartile range

@@ Median

@@ Range √

@@ None of the options

^^ If two groups of numbers have the same mean, then

@@ Their standard deviations must also be equal √

@@ Their medians must also be equal

@@ Their modes must also be equal

@@ Their ranges must also be equal

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is FALSE:

@@ The numbers 3,3,3 have a standard deviation of 0

@@ The numbers 3,4,5 have the same standard deviation as 1003, 1004, 1005√

@@ The standard deviation is a measure of spread around the centre of the data

@@ The number 1,5,9 have a smaller standard deviation than 101, 105, 109

@@ All of the options

^^ All the following are measure of dispersion except

@@ Mean deviation

@@ Standard deviation

@@ Range

@@ Mode √

@@ None of the options

^^ Find the range of the following data 6,8,2,5,4,3,8,9,12,2

@@ 5
@@ 10 √

@@ 3

@@ 9

@@ None of the options

^^ The half of the difference between the upper and lower quartile is known as

@@ Range

@@ First quartile

@@ Third quartile

@@ Semi interquartile √

@@ None of the options

^^ The mean deviation of about the mean with respective algebraic signs is

@@ Positive value

@@ Negative value

@@ Zero √

@@ All of the options

@@ None of the options

^^ What is the value of variance given that the value of standard deviation is 4.5?

@@ 20.52

@@ 25.20

@@ 2.5

@@ 20.25 √

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of these is a measure of spread

@@ Mean absolute deviation √

@@ Histogram
@@ Harmonic mean

@@ None of the options.

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ The standard deviation of the distribution below is ____

Week

10

Money spent

240

260

290

245

255

288

272

263
277

251

@@ 19.16

@@ 20.70

@@ 17.28

@@ 16.39

@@ 23.27√

^^ The coefficient of variation of the data in the table below is _____

Week

10

Money spent

240

260

290
245

255

288

272

263

277

251

@@ 6.56%

@@ 6.54%

@@ 5.21%

@@ 4.9% √

@@ 15.28%

^^ The mean absolute deviation of the distribution below is _____

Week

10
Money spent

240

260

290

245

255

288

272

263

277

251

@@ 14.12

@@ 13.26

@@ 15.15

@@ 12.26 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The number of minutes spent by 10 students for a test in the lab is: 31, 23, 21, 39, 34, 38, 34, 30, 35,
25. Find the variance.

@@ 34.8 √

@@ 45

@@ 38

@@ 52

@@ None of the options√

^^ Calculate the variance of the following five sample measurement: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

@@ 14

@@ 6

@@ 8

@@ 10

@@ None of the options√

^^ The number of minutes spent by 10 students for a test in the lab is: 31, 23, 21, 39, 34, 38, 34, 30, 35,
25. Find the standard deviation.

@@ 34.8

@@ 5.9 √

@@ 3.8

@@ 5.2

@@ None of the options

^^ Find the mean deviation about mean of the following given data 70, 65, 67, 70 and 73

@@ 2.8

@@ 3.4

@@ 4.2

@@ 2.4

@@ None of the options √

^^ The mean and standard deviation of given observation are 4.5 and 1.12 respectively. Find the
coefficient of variation

@@ 0.25

@@ 2.8

@@ 4.2

@@ 2.5

@@ None of the options√

^^ Given that the sum of the square of the deviations of 20 observations from the mean is 150, then the
standard deviation of these observations is

@@ 3.1623

@@ 3.3333

@@ 10

@@ 11.1111

@@ None of the options √

^^ Given that the sum of the square of the deviations of 10 observations from the mean is 100, then the
variance of these observations is

@@ 3.1623

@@ 3.3333

@@ 10 √

@@11.1111

^^ Given that

Then, the variance of X is

@@ 135.52

@@ 67.73 √

@@ 128.75

@@ 64.34

^^ Given that

Then the mean of Y is

@@ 122.10 √

@@ 248.65

@@ 7.60

@@ 10.95

SECTION C: PROBABILITY THEORY

Moderate Questions

^^ A woman is delivered of a triplet this morning at ABUTH Shika. What is the probability of having no
male child among the babies?

@@ 0.00

@@ 0.50

@@ 3.00

@@ 0.13 √

@@ 1.00

^^ A coin is tossed three times. What is the probability that it lands on heads exactly one time?

@@ 0.125 √

@@ 0.500

@@ 0.250

@@ 0.333

@@ 0.375

^^ Which of the following is NOT one of the laws of probability _______

@@ Multiplication

@@ Addition

@@ Division √

@@ Complements

^^ An impossible event is one in which will never occur; hence its probability is _____

@@ – 1

@@ 1

@@ ∞

@@ 0 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The expansion of P(A(B) if A and B are not mutually exclusive is ____

@@ P(A) + P(B) – 0

@@ P(A) + P(B) – P(A(B’)

@@ P(A) + P(B) – P(A’(B)

@@ P(A) + P(B) – P(A(B) √

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is NOT an approach to probability?

@@ Priori

@@ Empirical

@@ Personalistic

@@ None of the options √

^^ A uniform die is thrown at random. Find the probability that the number on it is 5?

@@ 5/6

@@ 1/5

@@ 1/2

@@ 1/6 √

@@ None of the options

^^ A uniform die is thrown at random. Find the probability that the number on it is even?

@@ 5/6

@@ 1/5

@@ 1/2 √

@@ 1/6

@@ None of the options

^^ Probability is a numerical measurement of _____

@@ Prior

@@ Sample
@@ Event

@@ Uncertainties √

@@ None of the options

^^ When the probability of an event is based on personal belief, is called the ____ probability

@@ Subjective √

@@ Empirical

@@ Prior

@@ Uncertainties

@@ None of the options

^^ The outcome of a single trial of an experiment is a/an _____

@@ Classical

@@ Sample point √

@@ Compound event

@@ Uncertainties

@@ None of the options

^^ The set that contains all the possible outcomes of an experiment is called a _____

@@ Classical

@@ Sample point

@@ Event

@@ Sample space √

@@ None of the options

^^ Which among of the following expression is TRUE about the probability of an event E?

@@

@@
@@ √

@@

@@ None of the options

^^ The probability of drawing any one of diamond card from a pack of well shuffled cards is

@@ 1/52

@@ 1/4

@@ 1/13 √

@@ 2/3

@@ None of the options

^^ A coin is tossed three times in succession, the number of sample points in a sample space is

@@ 4

@@ 8 √

@@ 6

@@ None of the options

^^ Performing a random experiment is called _____

@@ Event

@@ Trial √

@@ Sample space

@@ Outcome

@@ None of the options

^^ If A and B are two mutually exclusive events, then

@@ P(A(B) = P(A) + P(B) √

@@ P(A(B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A(B)

@@ P(A(B) = P(A) x P(B)

@@ None of the options

^^ When a coin is tossed, the probability of getting head is

@@ 3∕4

@@ 1

@@ 1/2 √

@@ 2∕3

@@ None of the options

^^ For conditional probability, P(A(B) is

@@ P(B|A) x P(B) √

@@ P(A) + P(B)

@@ NOTA

^^ If P(A) x P(B) x P(C) = P(A(B(C), then the events A,B,C are said to be

@@ Dependent √

@@ Independent

@@ Mutually exclusive event

@@ None of the options

^^ What is the probability of getting an even number in a single throw with a die

@@ 1/2 √

@@ 1/4

@@ 5/6

@@ 1

@@ None of the options

^^ If events A1 and A2 are non-mutually exclusive events, then the probability that events A1 or A2 will
occur is equal to

@@ one

@@
@@

@@ √

@@

^^ If a dice is thrown twice, what is the total number of sample points in the sample space?

@@ 2

@@ 4

@@ 6

@@ 36 √

^^ If a coin is thrown three times, one possible event in the experiment is

@@ HHH

@@ TTT

@@ All of the options √

@@ HHT

^^ If events A1, A2, . . . An are mutually exclusive events, then the probability that events A1 or A2 or . . .
or An will occur is

@@ the product of individual probabilities

@@ the sum of individual probabilities √

@@ one

@@ equal to the sample space

^^ If events A1, A2, . . . An are independent events, then the probability that events A1, A2, . . . An will
all occur is

@@ one

@@ equal to the sample space

@@ the product of individual probability

@@ the sum of individual probability √

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ A card is drawn randomly from a deck of ordinary playing cards. You win N1000 if the card is a spade
or an ace. What is the probability that you will win the game? @@ 13/52

@@ 1

@@ 1/13

@@ 17/52 √

@@ 4/13

^^ Suppose a die is tossed 5 times. What is the probability of getting exactly 4 fours?

@@ 0.028

@@ 0.161

@@ 0.003 √

@@ 0.333

@@ There is no sufficient information to answer this question

^^ Given that P(A) = 1/2 , P(B) = 1/2 and P(A(B) = 1/6, then P(B|A) is ___

@@ 1/2

@@ 1/3 √

@@ 1/4

@@ 1/5

@@ 1/6

^^ A box contains 3 yellow, 2 red, 4 green and 3 black marbles. Two marbles are taken one after the
other at random from the box. What is the probability that both marbles are black?

@@ 1/50

@@ 1/60

@@ 1/66

@@ 1/22√

@@ 1/18
^^ In a single throw with two uniform dice find the probability of throwing the sum 8 on both faces of
the dice.

@@ 5/36

@@ 1/36

@@ 8/36

@@ 4/36

@@ None of the options

^^ In a single throw with two uniform dice find the probability of throwing the sum 5 on both faces of
the die.

@@ 5/36√

@@ 1/36

@@ 8/36

@@ 4/36

@@ None of the options

^^ Find the probability that in 3 tossing, a perfect coin turn up head at least 2 times in succession.

@@ 5/8

@@ 1/8

@@ 3/8

@@ 4/8 √

@@ None of the options

^^ A bag contains 7 white and 9 black balls. Two balls are drawn in succession at random. What is the
probability that one of them is white and the other is black?

@@ 21/40

@@ 9/16

@@ 8/40

@@ 16/40

@@ None of the options √

^^ A number is chosen from each of the two sets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. If p1 is
the probability that the sum of the two numbers be 10 and p2 the probability that their sum be 8, find
p1 + p2.

@@ 7/81 √

@@ 9/81

@@ 10/81

@@ 16/81

@@ None of the options

^^ A die and a coin are thrown simultaneously. Find the probability of obtaining a tail and a number
greater than 2.

@@ 1/3 √

@@ 7/6

@@ 6/12

@@ 3/6

@@ None of the options

^^ A box contains 3 red balls, 2 blues, and 5 white balls. A ball is selected and its colour noted. Then it is
replaced. A second ball is selected and its colour noted. Find the probability that selecting 1 red ball and
then 1 blue ball.

@@ 6/50

@@ 5/100

@@ 3/50 √

@@ 50/100

@@ None of the options

^^ A box contains 3 red balls, 2 blues, and 5 white balls. A ball is selected and its colour noted. Then it is
not replaced. A second ball is selected and its colour noted. Find the probability that selecting 2 blue
balls.

@@ 4/90

@@ 4/100
@@ 3/90

@@ 2/90 √

@@ None of the options

^^ Three cards are drawn from an ordinary deck and not replaced. Find the probability of getting 3 Jacks

@@ 4/132600

@@ 4/5525

@@ 24/132600 √

@@ 14/5525

@@ None of the options

^^ In a sample of 50 people, 21 had type O blood, 22 had type A blood, 5 had type B blood, and 2 had
type AB blood. Set up a frequency distribution and find the probability that a person has type A or type B
blood.

@@ 5/50

@@ 22/50

@@ 2/50

@@ 27/50 √

@@ None of the options

^^ In the simultaneous tossing of two perfect coins, the probability of having at least one tail is

@@ 1/8

@@ 3/8

@@ 1/2

@@ 7/8 √

@@ None of the options

^^ The probability of drawing one white ball from a bag containing 2 red, 3 black and 4 green balls is

@@ 0 √

@@ 1/3
@@ 1/4

@@ 2/3

@@ None of the options

^^ In the simultaneous tossing of two perfect dice, the probability of obtaining 5 as the sum of resultant
faces is

@@ 5/36

@@ 1/6

@@ 1/9 √

@@ 2/9

@@ None of the options

^^ In a class of 20 students, 12 are boys and the rest are girls. Find the probability that a student
selected will be a girl

@@ 1/5

@@ 3/4

@@ 5/12

@@ 2/5 √

@@ None of the options

^^ What is the probability of getting a total of more than ten in a single throw with two dice

@@ 1/9

@@ 1/12 √

@@ 5/36

@@ 1/6

^^ What is the probability when a card is drawn at random from an ordinary deck of 52 playing cards if it
is a red card?

@@ 5/52

@@ 7/52

@@ 12/52
@@ 1/2

@@ None of the options√

^^ A card is drawn from a pack of 52 cards. What is the probability that the card drawn is queen

@@ 3/52

@@ 1/52

@@ 1/13 √

@@ 1/26

@@ None of the options

^^ Three coins are tossed once. What is the probability of getting at least two head

@@ 3/8

@@ 3/4

@@ 1/2 √

@@ 1/4

@@ None of the options

^^ A bag contains 5 white balls and 3 black balls. A ball is drawn at random. What is the probability that
the ball is not white?

@@ 5/8

@@ 3/8 √

@@ 7/8

@@ 2/8

@@ None of the options

^^ A man and his wife appeared for an interview for two posts. The probability of the husband selection
is 1/7 and that of his wife selection is 1/5. What is the probability that none of them will be selected?

@@ 24/35

@@ 1/35√

@@ 6/35
@@ 4/35

^^ Three students A, B and C are enrolled in the same class. Suppose that A attends class 30% of the
time, B attends class 50% of the time and C attends class 80% of the time. If these students attend class
independent of each other, then the probability that exactly one of them will be in class in a particular
day is

@@ 0.06

@@ 0.38

@@ 0.43

@@ None of the options √

^^ If a coin is tossed twice, what is the probability that a head will be obtain in the second trial given
that a head was obtained in the first trial

@@ 0.5 √

@@ 0.25

@@ 0.75

@@ None of the options

^^ If a card is drawn at random from a deck of cards, find the probability of obtaining a king or a red

@@ 29/52

@@ 7/13

@@ 4/13 √

@@ 15/26

^^ A bag contains 4 red, 7 yellow and 9 blue identical balls. If two balls are drawn at random one after
the other without replacement, find the probability that the two balls are of the same colour

@@ 0.0316

@@ 0.3000

@@ 0.3650

@@ 0.3316 √

^^ A bag contains 4 red, 7 yellow and 9 blue identical balls. If two balls are drawn at random one after
the other with replacement, find the probability that the two balls are of the same colour
@@ 0.0316

@@ 0.5600

@@ 0.4400 √

@@ 0.3316

^^ If and and , find P(A|B) given that A and B are dependent events

@@ 0

@@ 0.3333

@@ 0.5000 √

@@ 0.25

^^ If coin is thrown seven times what is the probability that exactly four heads will appear?

@@ 1

@@ 0.5

@@ 0.2266

@@ 0.2734 √

^^ If a card is drawn at random from a deck of cards, find the probability of obtaining a king or a heart

@@ 0.0769

@@ 0.2500

@@ 0.3077 √

@@ 0.3277

^^ If a card is drawn at random from a deck of cards, find the probability of obtaining a king or a queen

@@ 0.1538

@@ 0.1346

@@ 0.1154

@@ 0.0769 √

^^ Two machines A and B produce respectively 40% and 60% of the total number of drugs in an industry.
7% and 5% of the product produced by machines A and B were found to be defective. If a drug is
selected at random and it was found to be defective, find the probability that it was produced by
machine B

@@ 0.03

@@ 0.058 √

@@ 0.5172

@@ 0.4828

^^ Two machines A and B produce respectively 40% and 60% of the total number of drugs in an industry.
7% and 5% of the product produced by machines A and B were found to be defective. If a drug is
selected at random and it was found to be defective, find the probability that it was produced by
machine A

@@ 0.03 √

@@ 0.058

@@ 0.5172

@@ 0.4828

SECTION D: PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION

Moderate Questions

^^ Which of the following distributions is an example of discrete probability distributions?

@@ Normal

@@ Exponential

@@ Binomial

@@ Uniform

@@ All of the options

^^ The variance of a random variable X defined as B (n,( ) is _______

@@ θ

@@ nθ

@@ θ2

@@ n( (1 – ( )
@@ θ (1 – θ)

^^ The mean and variance of a Poisson distribution with parameter “3” are

@@ 3 and 3

@@ 3 and 9

@@ ( and n(

@@ ( and n(

@@ None of the options

^^ The parameters in a normal distribution are ___ and ___

@@ (, (2

@@ (, (

@@ n, p

@@ n,( √

@@ NOTA

^^ The area to the left of z = – 0.6 under the normal curve is

@@ 0.2743 √

@@ 0.7257

@@ 0.5000

@@ 0.3462

^^ If the probability of a defective bolt is 0.2, find the mean of defective bolts in a total of 900 bolts.

@@ 90

@@ 120

@@ 180

@@ 230

@@ None of the options

^^ If X is a random variable with mean 12 and standard deviation 2, its binomial distribution is ____
@@ X~B(4,0.5)

@@ X~B(19,0.004)

@@ X~B(18,2/3)

@@ X~B(19,2/3)

^^ If the standard deviation of poison distribution is the mean is

@@ 2

@@ 3

@@ 4

@@ 1

@@ None of the options

^^ If n and p are the parameters of binomial distribution, the standard deviation is

@@ √σ2

@@ √

@@ √npq

@@ np

@@ None of the options

^^ The mean and variance of Poisson distribution are

@@ Equal

@@ Not equal

@@ Sometimes equal

@@ None of the options

^^ A binomial distribution is a

@@ continuous distribution

@@ discrete distribution √

@@ neither discrete nor continuous distribution

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is a property of a binomial experiment

@@ the trials are dependent

@@ the probability that more than one success will occur in a small time interval is negligible √

@@ the mean and variance are equal

@@ None of the options

^^ The parameters of Poisson distribution are

@@ none of the options

@@ p and q

@@ µ and σ

@@ µ and σ2 √

^^

@@ n

@@ p

@@ np

@@ 1

^^

@@ n

@@ p

@@ np

@@ 1

^^

@@ 0

@@ 1

@@ 1.8
@@ X

^^

@@ 10.24

@@ 3.2

@@ 1

@@ 1.78

^^

@@ -1.5

@@ 1.5

@@ 1.22

@@ -1.22

^^ A normal distribution is a

@@ continuous distribution √

@@ discrete distribution

@@ neither discrete nor continuous distribution

@@ None of the above

^^ The mean and variance of standard normal density function is ____ and ____

@@ µ and σ² √

@@ 0 and 1

@@ 1 and 0

@@ None of the options

^^ The normal distribution curve is ___ in shape

@@ positively skewed √

@@ asymmetrical

@@ symmetrical
@@ None of the options

^^ The parameter q in the distribution is the probability of

@@ Success

@@ Failure √

@@ Event

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is a property of a poison experiment

@@ the trials are independent

@@ the probability that more than one success will occur in a small time interval is negligible √

@@ the probability of success remains constant throughout the experiment

@@ None of the options

^^ In Poisson distribution, the mean and variance are______

@@ not equal

@@ equal

@@ 0 and 1 √

@@ None of the options

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ If then c is

@@ 1/4

@@ 1/15

@@ 1/5

@@ 1

@@ 1/20

^^ If X ~ N(72,152) then P(60 < X < 93) is____

@@ 0.8708
@@ 0.1292

@@ 0.7074

@@ 0.6292

@@ 0.5000

^^ If f(x) = cx for x = 1,2,3,4,5 then c is ____

@@ 1/5

@@ 1/15

@@ 1/25

@@ 1

@@ 1/20

^^ Suppose 5% of worm gears produced by an automatic milling machine are defective. The probability
that out of six, none will be defective is _____

@@ 0.7351

@@ 0.5000

@@ 0.7856

@@ None of the options

^^ If the probability that an individual suffers a bad reaction from injection of a given serum is 0.001, the
probability that not more than two out of 2000 individuals will suffer a bad reaction is

@@ 0.1353

@@ 0.8647

@@ 0.3235

@@ 0.6765

@@ 0.1446

^^ When two unbiased coins are tossed once, the variance of the number of heads is

@@ 1/2

@@ 2/4
@@ 2/6

@@ 3/2

@@ None of the options

^^ When two unbiased coins are tossed once, the mean of the number of heads is

@@ 1/2

@@ 1

@@ 3/6

@@ 3/2

@@ None of the options

^^ For a random variable X, the probability mass function is find the constant k

@@ n(n+1)/2

@@ 2/n(n+1)

@@ 4/(n+2)

@@ (n+2)/3

@@ None of the options

^^ Suppose that the number of claims for missing baggage average 6 per day. Find the probability that
on a given day, there will be no claim.

@@ 0.0673

@@ 0.00248

@@ 0.2393

@@ 0.5

@@ None of the options

^^ If the probability that a student will graduate is 0.4. Determine the probability that out of 5 students
none will graduate.

@@ 0.07776

@@ 0.00345
@@ 0.879

@@ 0.2239

^^ Given that the probability that a student will graduate is 0.4. Determine the probability that out of 5
students at least one will graduate.

@@ 0.00768

@@ 0.92224

@@ 0.562

@@ 0.5672

@@ None of the options

^^ Let X be a Poisson variate with parameter 1, find P (3 < x < 5)

@@ 0.0153

@@ 0.5618

@@ 0.00276

@@ 0.9817

@@ None of the options

^^ If 30% of electric bulbs manufactured by a company are defective, find the probability that in a
sample of 100 bulbs, exactly five bulbs are defective

@@ 0.0065

@@ 0.045

@@ 0.1008

@@ 0.8796

@@ None of the options

^^ If the standard deviation of a Poisson distribution is 2. Find the probability that x = 3

@@ 0.1952

@@ 0.00568

@@ 0.04578
@@ 0.57823

@@ None of the options

^^ The average number of customers, who appear at a counter of a certain bank per minute, is 2. Find
the probability that during a given minute no customer appears.

@@ 0.1353

@@ 6/8

@@ 4/9

@@ 0.00345

@@ None of the options

^^ If a random X is distributed as Then the variance of X is

@@ 4.83

@@ 0.345

@@ 2.25

@@ 3.256

@@ None of the options

^^ If X is normally distributed with mean 1 and variance 4, find P()

@@ 0.9987

@@ 0.0135

@@ 0.8185

@@ 0.9773

@@ None of the options

^^ Verify whether f(x) = (2x+1)/48, for x = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 is indeed probability mass function

@@ It’s indeed a p.m.f.

@@ It’s not

@@ Maybe

@@ None of the options

^^ In a binomial distribution, the mean and the standard deviation are 12 and 2 respectively, find the
value of q

@@ 2/3

@@ 1/6

@@ 1/3

@@ 1

@@ None of the options

^^

@@ 1

@@ 0

@@ 0.09259

@@ None of the options

^^ If the variable X is distributed as 10Ck(0.71) k 0.2910 – k, its standard deviation is

@@ 1.4349

@@ 2.0590

@@ 0.2059

@@ None of the options

^^ If the variable X is distributed as 10Ck(0.29) k 0.7110 – k, find the

@@ 0.8344

@@ 0.0326

@@ 0.1330

@@ 0.1656

^^ If X~B(5, 0.4) find

@@ 0.3456

@@ 0.2304

@@ 0.6544
@@ None of the options

^^ From past experience, 65% of candidates who took chemistry examination passed. If 10 of the
candidates were selected, find the probability that at least two passed.

@@ 0.0043

@@ 0.0005

@@ 0.9957

@@ 0.9995

^^ Assuming that 6 in 10 automobile accidents are due to a speed violation, find the probability that
among 8 automobile accidents 6 will be due mainly to speed violation.

@@ 0

@@ 1

@@ 0.2090

@@ 0.0413

^^

@@ 5.6

@@ 8.4

@@ 3.36

@@ 1

^^ If the variable X is distributed as , find is

@@ 0.8088

@@ 0.5578

@@ 0.2510

@@ None of the options

^^ If X is Poisson distributed with mean 1.5 and then is

@@ 0

@@ 0.1255
@@ 0.7531

@@ None of the options

^^ One prominent physician claims that 80% of those with lung cancer are chain smokers. If his assertion
is correct, find the probability that of 10 such patients recently admitted to a hospital, fewer than nine
are chain smokers

@@ 0.1074

@@ 0.3758

@@ 0.6242

@@ 0.8926

^^ A secretary makes 2 errors per page, on average. What is the probability that on the next page he or
she will make exactly one error?

@@ 0.1353

@@ 0.2707

@@ 0.7293

@@ 0.8647

^^ A secretary makes 2 errors per page, on average. What is the probability that on the next page he or
she will make at least one error?

@@ 0.1353

@@ 0.2707

@@ 0.7293

@@ 0.8647

^^ The probability that a person will die from a certain respiratory inspection is 0.002. If a random
sample of 2000 infected individuals were taken, find the probability that fewer than three will die.

@@ 0.2381

@@ 0.2869

@@ 0.7131
@@ 0.7619

^^ Find

@@ 0.1056

@@ 0.3944

@@ 0.7888

@@ 0.8944

^^ Find

@@ 0.1056

@@ 0.3944

@@ 0.7888

@@ 0.8944

^^ Find

@@ 0.9842

@@ 0.9756

@@ 0.5158

@@ 0.0158

^^ The area under the normal curve between and is

@@ 0.0228

@@ 0.1359

@@ 0.4772

@@ 0.3413

@@ 0.8185

^^ The ages of students in a class is normally distributed with mean 22years and variance 9. If a student
is selected at random, find the probability that his/her age lies between 15 and 18 years

@@ 0.0819

@@ 0.0918
@@ 0.8983

@@ 0.9901

^^ The scores obtain by students in STAT102 is normally distributed with mean and standard deviation
of 30 and 4 marks respectively. If a student is selected at random, find the probability that his/her score
is between 25 and 40.

@@ 0.8882

@@ 0.4939

@@ 0.3944

@@ None of the above

^^ If find

@@ 0

@@ 0.0135

@@ 1

@@ none of the options

^^ The probability distribution function f(x) of a continuous random variable x is defined by

f(x) = ke-2x, 0 < x < ∞. Find the value of k

@@ 1

@@ 2

@@ 3

@@ 0

@@ None of the options

^^ A continuous r.v X has the probability density function f(x) = ax2, 0 < x < 1. Obtain the value of a

@@ 0

@@ 1

@@ 2
@@ 3

@@ None of the options

SECTION E: MATHEMATICAL EXPECTATION

Moderate Questions

^^ Which of the following is NOT true of the expected value of random variables X and Y

@@ E(X+Y) = E(X) + E(Y)

@@ E(X – Y) = E(X) – E(Y)

@@ E(a) = a

@@ E(XY) = E(X)E(Y)

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is NOT true of the variance of random variables X and Y

@@ V(X+Y) = V(X) + V(Y)

@@ V(X –Y) = V(X) – V(Y)

@@ V(aX + bY) = a2V(X) + b2V(Y)

@@ V(X –Y) = V(X) + V(Y)

@@ V(a) = 0

^^ Which of the following is true of the variable X

@@ E(a + bX) = a + bE(X)

@@ E[bg(X)] = bE[g(X)]

@@ E[( g(X)] = ( E[g(X)]

@@ All of the options

^^ Given the E(X) = 2, find E(2X-3)

@@ 1

@@ 3

@@ 2
@@ 5

@@ None of the options

^^ Given that Var(X) = 1.2, find Var(2X-3)

@@ 2

@@ 1.8

@@ 8.1

@@ 1.4

@@ None of the options

^^ is equal to _____________

@@

@@

@@ Second moment about the origin

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following expressions are correct

@@

@@

@@

@@

^^ Given that X is a random variable, then

@@

@@

@@

@@

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ Given the table below

X

P(X = x)

0.0625

0.2500

0.3750

0.3125

0.0625

E(X) is

@@ 0.8675

@@ 0.7773

@@ 2.1875

@@ 2.4675

@@ None of the options

^^ Given the table below

2
3

P(X = x)

0.0625

0.2500

0.3750

0.3125

0.0625

V(X) is

@@ 0.8675

@@ 0.7773

@@ 2.1875

@@ 2.4675

@@ None of the options

^^ Given the table below

P(X = x)
0.0625

0.2500

0.3750

0.3125

0.0625

E(2X + 1) is

@@ 4.375

@@ 1.5546

@@ 2.5546

@@ 5.375

@@ None of the options

^^ Given the table below

P(X = x)

0.0625

0.2500

0.3750

0.3125
0.0625

V(2X) is

@@ 1.5546

@@ 3.1092

@@ 2.5546

@@ 4.375

@@ 5.375

^^ If f (x) = 2e–2x for x > 0 and zero elsewhere, find E(X) is

@@ 1/4

@@ – 1/4

@@ 3/4

@@ 1/2

@@ None of the options

^^ If f (x) = 2e–2x for x > 0 and zero elsewhere, find E(2X + X – ½) is

@@ 1

@@ 2/3

@@ 3/4

@@ 3

@@ None of the options

^^ If f (x) = 2e–2x for x > 0 and zero elsewhere, find E(X + ¼ X) is

@@ 5/8

@@ 3/4

@@ 7/8

@@ 1
@@ 2/5

^^ Let X and Y be independent random variables such that

Find E(3X)

@@ 1

@@ 1/3

@@ 2/3

@@ 3

@@ None of the options

^^ Let X and Y be independent random variables such that

Find E(2Y)

@@ 1/3

@@ 3/2

@@ 3/4

@@ 5/2

@@ None of the options

^^ A continuous random variable X has Find the expected value of X.

@@ 3/4

@@ 4/3

@@ 1/2

@@ 5/3

@@ None of the options

^^ Let X be a random variable with range [-1, 1] and density function f(x) = ½. Obtain the mean of X.

@@ 0

@@ 0.5

@@ 5
@@ 2/5

@@ None of the options

^^ Two coins are tossed simultaneously. Let X denote the number of head. Find E(X)

@@ 2

@@ 5

@@ 1

@@ 10

@@ None of the options

^^ If three coins are tossed, find E(X), given that X denote the number of heads

@@ 3/4

@@ 3/2

@@ 3/16

@@ 9/2

@@ None of the options

^^ A certain random variable X is known to have mean of 2.1 and variance of 1.3. What is the E(X2)?

@@ 4.41

@@ 3.11

@@ 5.71

@@ None of the options

^^ Given that

, use this information to answer questions, find

@@ 0.8264

@@ 3.3336

@@ 1.5834

@@ 7.8264
^^ Given that

, find

@@ 0.8264

@@ 3.3336

@@ 1.5834

@@ 7.8264

^^ Given that , then

@@ 3.5

@@ 145.6

@@ 291.2

@@ 292.7

SECTION F: OTHERS

Moderate Questions

^^ Which of the following is not a measurement scale?

@@ Ratio

@@ Interval

@@ Normal

@@ Ordinal

@@ None of the options

^^ Which of the following is TRUE of a Normal distribution?

@@ mean, median and mode are not equal

@@ mean, median and mode are equal

@@ only the median and mode are equal

@@ only the mean and mode are equal

@@ None of the options

^^ A variable that assumes non-numeric values is called ________ variable

@@ Discrete

@@ Continuous

@@ Experimental

@@ Quantitative

@@ Qualitative

^^ A single numerical value computed from a sample data set is referred to as a

@@ Sample parameter

@@ Sample median

@@ Population parameter

@@ Sample statistic

@@ Sample mean

^^ Computed test scores of 100 students offering STAT102 is a _____

@@ Statistic

@@ Parameter

@@ Population

@@ Sample

@@ None of the options

^^ When a quantitative variable is countable, it is said to be _____

@@ Random

@@ Continuous

@@ Discrete

@@ Infinite

@@ None of the options

^^ The number of occurrence of a data value is called the _____

@@ Sample

@@ Frequency

@@ Intervals

@@ Discrete

@@ None of the options

^^ The most frequently occurring value in a data set is called the

@@ Spread

@@ Mode

@@ Skewness

@@ Maximum Value

@@ Frequency

^^ The lower class limit for the class 50 – 60 is

@@ 50

@@ 60

@@ 49.5

@@ 59.5

@@ None of the options

^^ The class mark of the interval 11-20 is

@@ 10

@@ 20.5

@@ 15

@@ 15.5

@@ None of the options

^^ The square of the standard deviation is called

@@ Mean deviation
@@ Mean

@@ Median

@@ Variance

@@ None of the options

^^ Number of observations falling within a particular class is called?

@@ Data

@@ Frequency

@@ Statistics

@@ Midpoint

@@ None of the options

^^ _____ is the difference between two extreme observations of a distribution

@@ Correlation

@@ Regression

@@ Median

@@ Range

@@ None of the options

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ Two events, A and B, are mutually exclusive and each has a nonzero probability. If event A is known
to occur, the probability of the occurrence of event B is

@@ One

@@ Any positive value

@@ Zero

@@ Any value between 0 to 1

@@ ∞

^^ When events are equally likely to occur, their probability is evaluated using ____ approach

@@ Classical
@@ Subjective

@@ Commutative

@@ Permutation

@@ Empirical

^^ The Frequentist’s approach of probability is also called the ______ approach

@@ Classical

@@ Subjective

@@ Commutative

@@ Permutation

@@ Empirical

^^ A variable that can assume countably infinite values is said to be _____

@@ Discrete

@@ Sample

@@ Continuous

@@ Uncertainties

@@ None of the options

^^ The probability of John to pass an examination is 2∕3, what is the probability of John to fail the
examination

@@ 1∕2

@@ 1∕4

@@ 1/3

@@ 1

@@ None of the options

^^ In the class interval of a set of data: 21-24, 25-28, 29-32. What is the lower limit of the interval 21-24?

@@ 20.5

@@ 21
@@ 24

@@ 20

@@ None of the options

^^ In the class interval of a set of data: 21-24, 25-28, 29-32.What is the class width of the interval 21 -
24?

@@ 4

@@ 3

@@ 5

@@ 2

@@ None of the options

^^ The three points which divides a series into four equal parts is called

@@ Quartiles

@@ Decentiles

@@ Percentiles

@@ Upper quartile

@@ None of the options

SECTION G: CORRELATION ANALYSIS

Moderate Questions

^^ Positive correlation implies that, on an average as one variable is increasing, the other is ____ and as
one variable is decreasing, the other is also ____

@@ decreasing, increasing

@@ increasing, decreasing

@@ increasing, increasing

@@ decreasing, decreasing

^^ Which of these is true of the correlation coefficient?

@@ has no limits
@@ is exclusively less than 1

@@ can be more than 1

@@ varies between +1 and – 1

@@ none of the options

^^ The correlation coefficient is a measure of _____ of relationship between variables

@@ number and type

@@ height and width

@@ height and weight

@@ strength and direction

@@ slope and intercept

^^ Which of the following is NOT a possible value of the coefficient of correlation?

@@ 0.001

@@ + 1

@@ – 1

@@ – 0.00001

@@ 1.01

^^ If (d2 = 12 and n = 12, find rs

@@ 0.9930

@@ 0.0070

@@ 0.0420

@@ 0.9580

@@ none of the options

^^ Which of the following correlation is used to measure ranked variables?

@@ Pearson’s

@@ Fisher’s
@@ Spearman’s

@@ Kendall’s

@@ none of the options

^^ If the Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient shows zero value, this means that there is no
relationship between the two variables

@@ True

@@ False

@@ Sometimes

@@ I don’t know

@@ none of the options

^^ A correlation coefficient is computed to be – 0.95, this means that

@@ the relationship between two variables is weak

@@ the relationship between two variables is negative

@@ the relationship between two variables is strong and but negative

@@ correlation coefficient cannot have this value

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ If the following information is from a correlation analysis, find the correlation coefficient.

(x = 32, (y = 41, (x2 = 120, (y2 = 201, (xy = 144, n = 10

@@ – 0.1890

@@ 0.5319

@@ 0.0111

@@ – 0.0901

@@ none of the options

^^ Rank the score of 4 in the following set: 1,4,3,4,5,6,9

@@ 3.5

@@ 3
@@ 4

@@ 4.5

@@ none of the options

^^ Given the following data calculate the correlation coefficient.

@@ 0.9690

@@ 0.0037

@@ 1

@@ 0.2452

@@ none of the options

^^ The coefficient of correlation between X and Y is 0.6. Their covariance is 4.8. The variance of X is 9,
then the standard deviation of Y is

@@ 1.67
@@ 2.67

@@ 0.25

@@ 1.87

@@ none of the options

SECTION H: REGRESSION ANALYSIS

Moderate Questions

^^ In simple linear regression analysis, if there is a strong correlation between the independent and
dependent variables, then the correlation coefficient should be:

@@ close to – 1

@@ close to + 1

@@ close to – 1 or to + 1

@@ close to zero

@@ positive

^^ In a linear regression equation of the form Y = a + bX, the intercept parameter a shows

@@ the amount that Y changes when X changes by one unit

@@ the amount that X changes when Y changes by one unit

@@ the value of Y when X is zero

@@ the value of X when Y is zero

@@ none of the options

^^ In a linear regression equation, Y = a +bX, the fitted or predicted value of Y is...

@@ the value of X associated with a particular value of Y

@@ the value of X predicted by the regression equation

@@ the values of the parameters predicted by the estimators

@@ the value of Y obtained by substituting specific values of X into the estimated sample regression
equation
@@ none of the options

^^ The least squares estimation for the line of best fit ____ the error sum of squares

@@ maximizes

@@ squares

@@ minimizes

@@ does not change

@@ none of the options

^^ In simple linear regression analysis, there _____ variable in the model.

@@ is only one random variable

@@ is only one dependent and one independent

@@ are multiple random numbers

@@ is more than one independent

@@ none of the options

^^ The variable whose value is influenced or is to be predicted is termed as

@@ Dependent variable

@@ Independent variable

@@ Random variable

@@ none of the options

^^ The equation of regression line of X on Y is given by

@@ Y = a +bX

@@ Y = a – bX

@@ X = a +bY

@@ X = a – bY

@@ none of the options

Not too Moderate Questions

^^ If the slope of the regression line is calculated to be 2.5 and the intercept 16, then the value of Y
when X is 4 is:

@@ 26

@@ 2.5

@@ 66.5

@@ 16

@@ none of the options

^^ If n = 15, SSxx = 55, SSyy = 198, SSxy = – 88, ( x = 19.5, (y = 525; for a regression of y on x, the slope is

@@ – 0.625

@@ 0.625

@@ – 1.6

@@ 1.6

@@ – 0.444

^^ Given n = 15, SSxx = 55, SSyy = 198, SSxy = – 88, ( x = 19.5, (y = 525; for a regression of x on y, the
slope is

@@ – 0.625

@@ 0.625

@@ – 1.6

@@ 1.6

@@ – 0.444

^^ If n = 15, SSxx = 55, SSyy = 198, SSxy = – 88, ( x = 19.5, (y = 525; the correlation coefficient between
the two variables, x and y is

@@ 0.8429

@@ 0.7104

@@ 0.6572

@@ 0.4444
@@ 0.2345

^^ For a given set of bivariate data, the following results were obtained:

Fit the regression equation

@@ Y = 107.5 +1.5X

@@ Y = 107.5 – 1.5X

@@ Y = 56.4 – 1.5X

@@ Y = 56.4 +1.5X

@@ none of the options

^^ The regression parameters when are

@@ 0.455, 0.636

@@ 0.545, 0.636

@@ 0.545, 0.626

@@ 0.545, 0.625

@@ none of the opoptions